Christmas Services Across Churches Put On Varied Programs
Churches in the city observed Christmas with diverse services and music. St Luke's offered morning sermons on The Meaning of the Manger and an evening meditation with six anthems and soloists. St James held Midnight Mass and morning Eucharists with large congregations. Star of the Sea, Simpson M B, First Baptist, First Presbyterian and Asbury M E reported special choirs, solos, and festive decorations. Evening school reopens January 2 and day school January 3.
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St. Luke's
George H. Neal
G. D. Seymour
C. Arch Reid
St. James
B. Parker
Margaret Parker
Star of the Sea Church
John’ Heldt, Jr
Charles Hughes
Jennie Finley
Susanna Carney
Kathryn Gordon
Ethel Herbert
Leo Warwick
Bessie Herbert
W. P. Cantwell
Simpson M. B
Dare
First Baptist Church
T. B. Hughes
Pauline Woolley
Asbury M. E
Eberhardt
First Reformed Church
Star of Bethlehem
J. A. Mattuck
Steinbach Co announces New Year sale of women's apparel
Aebury Parf and Steinbach Co advertise in the Daily Record that the entire stock of women s apparel will be sold regardless of value in a New Year sale upcoming in the press.
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Steinbach Co
Aebury Parf
Daily Record
Massacre reported as Russians attack Tabriz
London reports say over a thousand Persians were slaughtered by Russian troops in Tabriz with bayoneting looting and burning. Fidais clash with Russians near the governor's palace as chaos and martial law unfold in Tehran and Resht fears erupt again.
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London
Tabriz
Pope Plans Spring Consistory To Create Cardinals
Rome reports Pope Pius has ordered another consistory in the spring. A number of new cardinals will be created and control of the Sacred College will pass from the Italians.
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Italy
Sacred College
Rome
Pius
Vatican
Christmas Eve Chicken Thieves Hit Rockwell Officer
Patrolman Charles Phillips reported a burglary on Rockwell Avenue where several chickens intended for his Christmas dinner were stolen. The intruders left a few birds behind, allowing Phillips to claim a holiday kill for the police.
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Charles Phillips
Rockwell Avenue
Phillip
Christmas Exercises At St Luke’s Sunday School
St Luke’s Sunday school schedules its annual Christmas exercises with the Junior department assembling in the afternoon and the Seniors in the evening.
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St. Luke’s Sunday School
Weather Bureau forecast for New Jersey coast winds and temps
The 86 hour outlook ends Wednesday with rain in New Jersey and strong east and southeast winds. Washington reports 8 am temperatures at 82 with a plus two degree change in 24 hours, humidity around 79 to 88 percent, barometer 30.22 and 20.23, winds from the west at 12 miles per hour, and a past day high of 47 and low of 31.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Displayman
Long Branch
Mooree
Display Station
North Broadway
Husband Held After Fatal Shot At Ocean Grove
Andrew McConnell a 37 year old magazine writer and lecturer was arrested in New York on a charge of shooting his wife Mrs Marion D McConnell in her Ocean Grove New Jersey home last Saturday evening He reportedly confessed in a newspaper office stating the shooting followed her alleged vilification of him Mrs McConnell survived the head wound after neighbors and a physician aided her recovery appeared possible she would live
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Andrew McConnell
Grand Park Hotel
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
New York
Marion D. McConnell
Ocean Grove
N. J
McConnell
McConnell Charged With Felonious Assault Over Wife
Mrs. Marion D. McConnell says her husband, who visited Saturday night, tried to kill her after she refused divorce. She attributes his actions to a long mental illness. Dr. W. A. Robinson warns she may recover from a bullet wound in the head. Ocean Grove police chief Tantum heads to New York with a warrant for McConnell’s arrest.
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Marion D. McConnell
W. A. Robinson
Royal Daniels
Atlanta
Frank Tantum
Ocean Grove
New York
McConnell
Woolley Wins Deal Pier Contract For Wertheim
George Woolley, bulkhead builder, awarded the contract to construct a seaward extending pier at Deal for Jacob Wertheim. The structure reaches 8650 feet, with bulkhead filling and beach front work. It mirrors the construction used on the Brady property by Woolley.
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George Woolley
Jacob Wertheim
Deal
Brady
Woolley
Summer Cottagers and Life Saving Troops Holiday News
Well known cottagers opened their summer villas for the holidays including Charles Schafer on Roseld avenue and Sidney Sternbach at Norwood and West End. Life Saving Station No. 6 at Takanagece Lake received a Christmas turkey from Harry Fleet, Broadway butcher, as other crews were also remembered. E H Exomona prepares two week trip to attend his daughter’s 25th wedding anniversary in Woodcliffe New Jersey then Albany and New York before returning.
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Charles ©. Schafer
Roseld Avenue
Sidney M. Sternbach
Norwood
West End Avenues
M. E Snellenburg
Famly
Philadelphia
No. 6
Takanagece Lake
Harry Fleet
Broadway
E. H. Exomona
Merchants’ Hotel
New York State
Woodcliffe
N. J
Aire
A. Markert
Albany
N. Y
New York
Santa Claus Party A Charity Event For Red Bank
The Independent Fire Company of Red Bank held a Santa Claus Party at the Mechanic Street firehouse from nine to twelve. Volunteers distributed candy apples oranges dolls rockers and clothing along with potatoes flour and groceries to needy families. Mayor John M Carlies donated a large Christmas tree. Louis J Tetley chaired the effort and played Santa. Over a hundred children attended as the Red Bank Brass Band performed free of charge.
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Independent Fire Company
Mechanic Street
Red Bank
Louis J. Tetley
Chestnut Street
Lou
Mr. Tetley
Santa
John M. Carlies
Rumgon
Tetley
Hubbard Brothers
Santa Claus
Red Bank Brass Band
Lire House
W. A. Nowlan
Andrew R. Coleman
Joseph Ciatto
Russell Reckless
Charles K. Hopping
George Birdsall
Willard Layton
John §. Bainton, Jr
George Wilson
Elmer R. Mitchell
Fines Imposed in Court on Disorderly Drunks
Patrolman Kirby made two arrests yesterday for drunken and disorderly conduct. The men named Peter Anderton and Michael Exam were fined $1 and $5 respectively.
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Kirby
Peter Anderton
Michael Exam
A Trio of Pretty Christmas Weddings Solemnized
Three Christmas Day weddings were held at Red Bank with brides and grooms tying the knot in a festive ceremony. Families gathered as couples exchanged vows in a traditional service and celebrated afterward with modest receptions.
Three Red Bank Residents Die In Short Span
Mrs. Mary Adda Wood Chadwick of Wallace Street Red Bank dies at 68 from valvular heart trouble after five months of illness. Survived by husband Joseph P Chadwick two daughters Mrs George C Hendrickson and Mrs Lil Nan Van Buskirk and one grandchild. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from her residence. Burial in Fair View Cemetery. Mrs Chadwick active in Red Bank First Presbyterian Church and Monmouth County Historical Society. Nathaniel Miles longtime Red Bank resident dies at 65 from pneumonia at Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Lived on Pearl Street, unwed, formerly worked at Isaac Turner's barber shop. Funeral at nephew Eugene Jackson's home on Monmouth Street with Red Bank A M E Zion Church rites. interment White Ridge Cemetery. Infant Thomas Murphy Jr five months old dies from pneumonia. Funeral at Murphy residence and burial in Fair View Cemetery Middletown Township.
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Mary Adda Wood Chadwick
Joseph P. Chadwick
Wallace Street
Red Bank
Chadwick
George C. Hendrickson
Lil Nan van Buskirk
Fair View Cemetery
Robert R. Mount & Son
New York
William Wood
Miles
Eugene Jackson
Monmouth Street
Mr. Adams
A. M. E. Zion Church
Colored Lodge of Knights of Pythitas
Thomas Murphy, Jr
Thomas
Annie M. Murphy
Leonard Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harry C. Fay
Middletown
Exposition Electrical Chief Returns From Porto Rico
William Kieley who urged Porto Rico duties for electrical illumination at an exposition has returned home arriving Sunday morning. The trained bears and other outfit parts also arrived and are back to training quarters on Morris avenue. Warning readers avoid certain women’s coats suits or dresses while Steinbach’s in Asbury Park previews the New Year sale.
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William Kieley
Porto Rico
Morris Avenue
Steinbach’s
Asbury Park
Great clearance of women’s apparel at Steinbach Co
Beginning January 2, Steinbach Co in Asbury Park announces a great clearance of women’s apparel. The sale offers substantial discounts and runs for a limited time at the department store location.
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Steinbach Co
Asbury Park
Christmas wedding at 257 Westwood Avenue
A brilliant Christmas wedding took place at noon yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Kline’s home 257 Westwood Avenue. Miss Leah M. Kline married Benjamin F. Sprague with Rev. John G. Lovell officiating. The ceremony featured elaborate decorations, Christmas lights, and a large white wedding bell arch. Guests numbered over fifty with many from Long Branch and nearby towns. The couple left for a honeymoon by 4:17 train to New York and Washington.
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P. P. Kline
Westwood Avenue
Leah M. Kline
Benjamin F. Sprague
Katherine B. Richardson
Trenton
Lyman Crossman
St. Vincent Hospital
New York
John G. Lovell
First Presbyterian Church
F. K. Ball
Washington
Long Branch
Newark
Ocean
Grove
West
New Brighton
Philadelphia
Tamaqua
Andreas
Sayreville
South Amboy
Perth Amboy
Tottenville
L ' Alberon
Ball
Hoffman-Soffell
Mies Marie Soffell
Edward Soffell
Leighton Avenue
Red Bank
William Otto Hofman
W. O. Hoffman
Jersey City
Frederick G. Hoffman
Broad Street
Eatontown
First Baptist Church
Maple Street
Johnson L. Miner
Rosen
Mrs. Hoffman
Brooklyn
North Carolina
Beta
Hoffman
Beta Fertilizer Company
Hatontown
Long Brandt Gun Club Christmas Shoot Draws Big Crowd
The Long Brandt Gun Club held its Christmas Holiday shoot at the Loyalton range. A large crowd attended. John H. Conk won the hog pot with 71 of 75, tying for a silver cup leg with Al Ivins. Howland won the Scobey duck and multiple shooters earned prizes in 14-entry events. A New Year’s Day shoot is planned next.
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Long Brandt
Loyalton
John H. Conk
Morrell Street
al. Ivins
Irving Howland
Samuel Peak
Edward Everett
A. Bussmann
W. B. Dare
W. H. Sutphin
E Howard Everett
al Ivins
John McConnell
John H
Conk
Packer Social Club Senior Beat Junior Team In Uneven Monday Game
A small crowd watched a Lyceum court basketball contest between the Packer Social Club's senior team and the club's junior squad. The seniors dominated, leading 97 to 26 at halftime, with only two regulars playing the full game while the rest rested as substitutes. The junior captain Schmidty led the youths, and fear of damaging the junior team’s reputation prompted the captain to forgo the final half. The seniors played essentially alone, using the Juniors only for practice time.
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Lyceum
Packer
Eing
Schmidty
Boy Breake Show Window at Rothenberg Store
Charles Nell, a colored boy, fell or was pushed through a show window in the R. M. Harris store in the Rothenberg building yesterday morning. Constable Van Winkle took him into custody. he was held at City Hall until this morning and sent to the Reco Arrowsmith, with a return requested Saturday morning. Mr. Rothenberg said he must pay for the broken glass and asked the boys kept away from his premises.
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Charles Nell
R. M. Harris
Rothenberg
van Winkle
City Hall
Reco Arrowsmith
Engagement Announced for Jeruth Elizabeth and W Gook
Mr and Mrs H Clerk formerly of Newark announce the engagement of Jeruth Elizabeth to Mr W Gook of this city. The marriage date has not been set but will be announced later.
Christmas Exercises Postponed by Sunday School
The Christmas exercises of the Sunday School at the Little Bilver Methodist Church, set for Friday night, have been postponed to tonight due to inclement weather.
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Little Bilver Methodist Church
Leap Year Dance Planned by North Long Branch Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Reserve Home Company of North Long Branch will hold a Leap Year dance on February 1 at Neptune Hall on Church Street. Proceeds will benefit the company and music will be provided by Prof. J Pitman Wear's orchestra.
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Reserve Home Company
North Long Branch
Neptune Hall
Church Street
Aatr
J. Pitman Wear
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Job
Teheran
W. Morgan Shuster
Hier
Resht
Weather Bureau Forecast
Dudley's
the Daily Record
Leah Kline
Benj. F. Sprague
Marie Soffel
Alice L. Supp
Iday
Monmouth County Historical Society
Warren's Apparel
Drickson Avenue
Packer's Club
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